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	Introduction to Magnetic Stripe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		Credit cards were first issued in 1951, but it wasn’t until the establishment of standards in 1970 that the magnetic stripe became a factor in the use of the cards.
		Another stripe with low squareness may have a higher nominal coercivity but because there may be a large proportion of low coercivity particles it may be very easy to erase the stripe.
		Some magnetic stripes have coatings over the stripe to protect the stripe from abrasion thus prolonging the life of the stripe on the card or ticket.
	www.hightechaid.com /tech/card/intro_ms.htm (4424 words)

	Magnetic stripe card emulation
		Magnetic stripe cards are used for many purposes today, from credit cards to security passes and room keys.
		This article covers emulating magnetic stripe cards for academic purposes such as brute-forcing for an authorized card for a door lock.
		According to the iso standard for magnetic stripe cards, track 2 is the area between 0.353" and 0.463" from the edge of the card.
	www.valhallalegends.com /docs/magcards.htm (496 words)

	Magnetic Stripe
		Magnetic Stripe Technology is known as a handy and cost-effective way of carrying a practical amount of rewritable and machine-readable data using magnetic storage technology.
		Magnetic stripe cards are designed to be directly handled and they are often used for reading by manually swiping.
		Magnetic domains in particulate media serves as small magnet, which can be magnetized in one of two opposing directions by an electrically induced magnetic field.
	cobweb.ecn.purdue.edu /~tanchoco/MHE/ADC-is/Magnetic/main.shtml (1576 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Cards
		Magnetic stripe cards are without the most widely used cards in the world, both in access control and banking and have been around since the 1960's.
		While other card technologies are forging ahead and gaining wide acceptance the magnetic stripe card, due to the shear number of bank cards, credit cards, loyalty cards and the like is still by far the most widely used card world-wide.
		A magnetic oxide is dispersed on to a thin plastic PVC card and bonded to its surface.
	www.jti-tech.com /magnetic_stripe_cards.htm (1061 words)

	MAKstripe - Magnetic Stripe Card Reader Writer, Blank Magnetic Strip Cards
		Depending on the quality, with which the magnetic stripe card has been written, its age and condition, it is often possible to read the magnetic stripe card successfully with a very low swipe speed...
		Beyond the usual data decoding, the exact signals on a magnetic stripe card can be read, and with the graphical representation of this data you can identify in one look the data modulation, signal quality, and various schemes of non-standard tracks, that are used for authentication purposes.
		The reason herefore is that after the magnetic stripe card has touched the magnetic head, the swiping speed decreases rapidly for a short period of time until the magnetic head has raised and taken it's correct place on the card.
	www.makstripe.com /index_e.php3 (3660 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Reader
		When a payment card is swiped, the MSR reads the information encoded on the card's magnetic stripe.
		To swipe a card, the magnetic stripe must be down and facing towards the terminal.
		Cards can be swiped from the back of the terminal forwards or from the front of the terminal backwards.
	www.moneris.com /8200help/magnetic_stripe_card_reader_terminal.htm (68 words)

	Fametech Inc. (Tysso) Magnetic Stripe Card Reader
		The magnetic stripe found on the back of the magstripe cards has a possibility of up to three "tracks" of data for the ISO standard, identified as tracks 1, 2 and 3.
		The track for JISII cards (a Japanese standard) shall be located in the area including two lines 6.3 mm and 11.7 mm from the top edge of the magnetic card but the encoded width in this track shall be more than 6 mm wide.
		Hi-Co (high coercivity) is a type of magnetic stripe tape made up of magnetic particles that can stand under difficult operating environments the particles will not be easily effected when closing to a magnetic field.
	www.tysso.org /FAQ/magnetic_stripe.html (499 words)

	Magnetic Stripe FAQs
		When a stripe is declared to be a 4000 Oersted(Oe) stripe, it really means that the nominal value is 4000 Oe.
		AIM released their Technical Specification "Effective Magnetic Parameters of Magnetic Stripes on Media" in June 1996.
		This document details a collection of parameters that can be used to completely define a magnetic stripe and compare it with another stripe.
	www.aimglobal.org /technologies/card/magnetic_stripe_faqs.htm (3200 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Encoding
		Magnetic stripe cards have been in existence since the early 70's when they were used on paper and film-based ID cards as well as credit cards.
		Magnetic stripe technology is widely used throughout the world and remains the dominant technology in the United States for transaction processing and access control.
		Magnetic stripe readers are "blind" as to whether a stripe is HiCo or LoCo and are designed to read both.
	bcdata.com /encoding.html (377 words)

	Taiwan OEM Manufacturer of Magnetic Stripe Card Reader (Magstripe Reader)
		Magnetic Stripe Card Reader / Encoders are ideal especially for retail POS applications, time and attendance systems, access control and security systems, AIDC systems, membership cards applications, and a lot more...
		Tysso Decoded Magstripe Card Readers are compact sized magnetic stripe card reader with optional 17 and 9.65 cm length and 3.22 cm height - this is almost the smallest decoded magnetic stripe card reader in the industry.
		The MSRD series Magstripe Card reader is equipped with two magnetic heads at both side of the card slot, this enables the reader to read the magnetic stripe in any direction so that the users can easily swipe the cards without checking their cards to find the corresponding side of magnetic head every time.
	www.barcode-manufacturer.com /magnetic_card (722 words)

	ITC Systems - Card Technology
		Our systems utilize a combination of ISO, ABA and proprietary magnetic stripes to enable our customers to identify their patrons, offer them various on-line programs such as meal plan accounts, and enable them to perform small value transactions.
		With smart card technology, financial institutions are now able to issue one multi-purpose client card that can serve as a cash card, debit card, as well as a credit card.
		These card options, combined with ITC's full range of smart card hardware solutions, have made ITC a leader in the smart card industry in North America.
	www.itcsystems.com /card-technology.html (378 words)

	PrintVending.com Card Readers (Magnetic Stripe and Smartcard) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		The value of the card is shown on the display, both before and after the transaction.
		Systems can utilize a Smart card, or a Magnetic Stripe card to operate in an off-line mode, or the system can be on-line and utilize nearly any existing card, or operate with a user name and password.
		Card revalue stations allow patrons to add value to their cards in at a self-service station.
	www.printvending.com /card_readers.htm (162 words)

	MSR500M Portable Magnetic stripe card reader
		MSR500M is a battery-powered portable magnetic swipe reader, which is specially designed for magnetic stripe data collection anytime and anywhere without computer.
		Data is read from the card and kept into the memory then downloaded to the computer.
		These magnetic card reader products are new and original, and come complete with software, cables, and power cord sets.
	www.tyner.com /magnetic/msr500m.htm (168 words)

	Magnetic stripe card emulator - Hack A Day
		This is a proof of concept magnetic stripe card emulator.
		I have the pin for the card but the card is starting to say card error.
		Well, I think it's safe to say that chris has a good, but highly illegal idea, and it would be purely irresponisle to tell him that the best idea is to read the magnetic stripe on his tocket with a reader and see what it says.
	www.hackaday.com /2006/01/02/magnetic-stripe-card-emulator (991 words)

	Smart Cards, chip card, ic card, embedded chip, magnetic stripe, microprocessor, memory, information, stored
		Smart cards can store over 100 times more information than a magnetic stripe and they can be reprogrammed to add, delete or rearrange data.
		Smart cards were invented in Europe in the 1970s and were in wide use in Western Europe by the early 80s.
		Encoding or programming the electronic devices on these cards is typically accomplished by an external encoding or programming device, but contactless smart card encoders integrated into the card printer are becoming increasingly available.
	www.racoindustries.com /aboutcardp7.htm (439 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Reader, Industrial Card Readers, Commercial Card Writers from PDI Scan
		Magnetic Stripe Card Reader, Industrial Card Readers, Commercial Card Writers from PDI Scan
		Industrial card readers have a longer life-cycle and are for heavy-duty use
		Being used for Outdoor Credit Card (Pay at the Pump) applications.
	www.pdiscan.com /magnetCardRead.htm (81 words)

	Magnetic Swipe Readers
		The SCANTEAM 8300 is a magnetic MICR check reader that can adapt to a variety of applications, enabling retail and financial transactions to reduce fraud, increase clerk efficiency, as well as enhance customer service.
		Omni Magnetic Stripe and Barcode Swipe reader designed for demanding applications and heavy use capable of reading magnetic stripes, barcodes or both in a single unit.
		Magnetic swipe card readers for the PC are shipped with your choice of RS232, Keyboard Wedge or USB interface.
	www.hallogram.com /barcodes/scanners/magneticstripe.html (370 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Reader Writers
		Magnetic stripe reader writers encode data on the back of plastic (PVC) cards.
		These units are designed to write and verify magnetic strip data and do not eliminate the need for read only units.
		Manual Swipe Magnetic Card Reader/Writer MSR106 Series is designed to offer a card reading/writing solution for ISO 7811-6 and 8484 formats.
	www.magnetic-readers.com /readerwriters.htm (260 words)

	Card Reader
		My card reader was made by MAGTEK and was diffrent from your reder in many ways.
		The program will read the data from the card and store it in a buffer (but will not decode the data; that is left as an excercise ;-).
		After the card has been read, press ENTER again and the contents of the buffer will be dumped to stdout.
	margo.student.utwente.nl /el/misc/cardread.htm (765 words)

	Visa USA \| About Visa \|
		Visa has learned that technical problems have occurred when cards with holographic magnetic stripes are used in environments that have high levels of static electricity.
		To address this issue, Visa has recommended to financial institutions with holographic magnetic stripe cards already in market that they replace these cards as soon as is practical.
		Visa has recommended to financial institutions with holographic magnetic stripe cards already in market that they replace these cards as soon as is practical.
	www.usa.visa.com /about_visa/ask_visa (1701 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Information - What makes a Magnetic Card?
		The MR-2000/3000 series are a range of magnetic stripe readers with a heavy duty die cast metal case.
		The MSR206 is a magnetic stripe reader/writer with an RS232C Serial interface capable of both Lo-Co (300 Oe) Hi-Co (4000 Oe) encoding.
		The MSA-500 series are a range of compact motorised magnetic stripe readers and smart card (ISO7816) reader/writers ideally suited for applications including Banking, Kiosk and Ticketing systems.
	www.ded.co.uk /magnetic-stripe-card-details.html (362 words)

	Zebra Printer Solutions - plastic card printers, secure Id and card personalization solutions
		Discover the benefits of printing personalized employee ID cards with colorful photos, graphics, text and bar codes.
		Zebra's new range of card printers offers the perfect solution for creating secure identification and access control cards instantly.
		Plastic cards are prevalent in our daily lives, from ATM cards to driver's licenses, membership cards to employee identification badges.
	www.zebracard.info /gsec1 (122 words)

	Magnetic Heads for the Magnetic Stripe Card Industry by Brush Industries
		Magnetic Heads for the Magnetic Stripe Card Industry by Brush Industries
		We are the OEM magnetic head manufacturer on virtually all transit systems worldwide.
		We design and manufacture millions of low cost magnetic heads each year for our POS customers worldwide.
	www.brushindustries.com (184 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Reader (readers)
		Magnetic stripe card reader to read credit, ATM, ID, and DMV (drivers license) cards.
		The magnetic products listed on the page feed the data through the keyboard buffer.
		When you swipe a card, the information will go to your screen where the courser is located.
	www.tyner.com /magnetic.htm (237 words)

	BusinessWatch International - Magnetic Stripe Card Reader
		The BWI Business application has the ability to swipe the magnetic stripe on a Driver's License and automatically fill in the information as supplied.
		Magnetic Stripe Card Readers use a PS/2 connector with an optional keyboard wedge interface.
		Other provinces and some states also provide their drivers with a driver's license card with a magnetic stripe, but those haven't been tested as of yet.
	www.businesswatch.ca /default.aspx?DN=296,293,122,Documents (234 words)

	Magnetic stripe card - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A number of International Organization for Standardization standards, ISO 7810, ISO 7811, ISO 7812, ISO 7813, and ISO 4909, define the physical properties of the card, including size, flexibility, location of the magstripe, and magnetic characteristics.
		Magstripes come in two main varieties: high-coercivity (HiCo) at 4000 Oe and low-coercivity (LoCo) at 300 Oe but it is not infrequent to have intermediate values at 2750 Oe.
		'Hybrid' smart cards include a magnetic stripe in addition to the chip — this is most commonly found in a payment card, so that the cards are also compatible with payment terminals that do not include a smart card reader.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magnetic_stripe_card (783 words)

	Welcome to Q-Card Card Quality Systems - Complete quality control products and services for the magstripe card, ...
		Magnetic test cards that can be used for testing, calibration, or debugging of magnetic card readers or encoders
		Magnetic test cards that can be used to assure compliance to worldwide ISO card standards
		Cards can be custom made to your requirements.
	www.q-card.com (439 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Time Clock Systems - Features
		As employees swipe their ID badges through the time clock, In/Out punches are recorded by your personal computer which can be located in another office hundreds of feet away.
		Costly manpower is no longer wasted on the preparation, distribution, collection, and summation of time cards.
		As a registered owner you can call our support line during the warrantee period and we will provide answers to your questions, resolve any problems and assist you with periodic software updates.
	www.lfscc.com /Qqest/etc_main.cfm (596 words)

	Magnetic Stripe Card Reader - MagShell 900 scanner
		Magnetic Stripe Card Reader - MagShell 900 scanner
		The MagShell 900USB magnetic card reader series is ideal for retail systems, time keeping systems, security systems and other card reader related systems.
		Triple track of MagShell 900 is uniquely designed to read both credit cards and Driver Licenses (AAMVA and California standard).
	www.scanshell-store.com /hardware_magshell_900.htm (194 words)

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